Joe Burrow- Athens, OSU, LSU, WHO DEY!

[VetteMan]

In the Cincinnati Bengals newly led Joe Burrow offense, apparently wide receiver John Ross has approached the Bengals about a trade. He has reportedly been frustrated with his lack of playing time, and it has been confirmed by his agent that he has asked the Bengals to trade him. He quietly returned to the lineup this past weekend, but only played one snap. A former first round pick now on the final year of his deal after the team declined his fifth year option, he has fallen behind A.J. Green, Tyler Boyd, Tee Higgins and a host of other receivers. Ross wanting out isn't much of a shocker at this point.

[farmer]

John Ross is still getting paid for just a little more production than I provide the Bengals. Not really sure if teams would want to give up a draft pick for him. Maybe combine him and AJ Green in a trade.

[farmer]

Rumors are the Bengals are asking to much in trade for AJ Green, John Ross and Carlos Dunlap. Part of it is the high contracts. With Antonio Brown signing with Tampa maybe Seattle who was interested in Brown. Might take a chance on AJ Green as well as maybe bringing John Ross back to Washington. The Raiders who luv speed can not be counted out. Dunlap with injuries happening can be available as long as the Bengals eat some of his salary.

[farmer]

Bengals celebrate Trick or Treat early by giving the Browns a Treat at the end of the game. Didn't get to watch the game but caught the very end TD. Just saw a little of Carlos Dunlap getting very upset at someone. Read later it was at defensive coaches. After the game Dunlap posted his house is up for sale. Do the market research of the area and make a fair offer. So he wants out. Bengals need to lower and get what they can or just release him.

Burrow had a very good game. Bengals lost some linemen for injuries. Hopefully they can keep Burrow healthy.

[VetteMan]

Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Burrow is racking up passing yards like no other rookie in NFL history. Burrow passed for 406 yards today against the Browns, giving him 2,023 yards through seven games of his rookie season. That could put Burrow on pace for 4,624 passing yards this season, which would break the NFL's rookie record, set by Andrew Luck with 4,374 passing yards in 2012. Another rookie record owned by Luck, for the most 300-yard games for a rookie, is also well within Burrow's grasp. Burrow now has five 300-yard passing games, Luck's record is six games. Today Burrow became the first rookie in NFL history with at least 400 passing yards, three passing touchdowns and a rushing touchdown in a single game. All of this is being done probably playing behind one of the worst offensive lines in the NFL. I'm also pretty sure that Burrow would gladly trade some of these 300-yard passing games for a win, instead of continuing to find a way to lose some of these close games.

[noreply66]

Sounds like the defense just can't keep Cincinnati ahead in the game when the clock is running out.

[VetteMan]

Sounds like the defense just can't keep Cincinnati ahead in the game when the clock is running out.

Agree with what you just said about the defense, I complain about their offensive line all the time, because they are pretty bad, but really the defense has cost them big time just as much.

[VetteMan]

After being released by the Buffalo Bills last week, offensive lineman Quinton Spain is reportedly going to make his first free-agent visit with the Bengals. QB Joe Burrow has flashed in his first season, but he has been beaten up also. I'm sure that if Burrow was the General Manager, he would welcome you with open arms if you can block at all. After the 29-year-old was released by the Bills last week, the Bengals were named as one of his potential top-landing spots. Spain would compete with linemen Michael Jordan, Billy Price and Alex Redmond for playing time.

[CharlesEdwards]

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[VetteMan]

After being released by the Buffalo Bills last week, offensive lineman Quinton Spain is reportedly going to make his first free-agent visit with the Bengals. QB Joe Burrow has flashed in his first season, but he has been beaten up also. I'm sure that if Burrow was the General Manager, he would welcome you with open arms if you can block at all. After the 29-year-old was released by the Bills last week, the Bengals were named as one of his potential top-landing spots. Spain would compete with linemen Michael Jordan, Billy Price and Alex Redmond for playing time.

The Cincinnati Bengals are so desperate for offensive line help ahead of their week-8 game against the Tennessee Titans, that they not only brought in Quinton Spain who was just recently released by the Buffalo Bills, that they are also working out three other players as well. Offensive tackle O'Shea Dugas, ( who has been with the Bengals prior) Offensive tackle Brandon Hitner and Guard Evan Adams. The tryouts are a direct response to the barrage of injuries suffered during the week-7 loss to the Browns, in which Jonah Williams, Trey Hopkins and Bobby Hart all went down. Hart is confirmed out, but even if the others end up playing in week-8, the Bengals need bodies for practice and depth.

[VetteMan]

The Cincinnati Bengals are trying as hard as they can to trade Carlos Dunlap. In the interest of making the split as amicable as possible from this point forward, the team has reportedly told Dunlap to not report to practice this week as the team preps to take on the Tennessee Titans. In other words, the Dunlap era is about over in Cincinnati, provided the team can find a trade partner willing to take on his contract.

[VetteMan]

The Cincinnati Bengals are trying as hard as they can to trade Carlos Dunlap. In the interest of making the split as amicable as possible from this point forward, the team has reportedly told Dunlap to not report to practice this week as the team preps to take on the Tennessee Titans. In other words, the Dunlap era is about over in Cincinnati, provided the team can find a trade partner willing to take on his contract.

Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Carlos Dunlap is getting out of the Queen City after all, and will indeed get to sell his house as well. It is being reported that the Bengals have traded the disgruntled Dunlap to the Seattle Seahawks. In return, the Bengals will receive center B.J. Finney and at least one draft pick.

[farmer]

Good to get rid of Dunlap. He was not going to help the team off the field and fight the coaches on. Getting some help on the offensive line to protect Burrow is more important right now. Dunlap even though has been good is on the decline. Helps to free up some money also. Heard he took his parking space name plate with him as he left.

[farmer]

Didn't get to watch the game again. The Bengals seemed to put it together. Even with offensive linemen out. The backups played well. Even newly signed Spain was moved up and played well. Time to cut Bobby "NO" Hart. Save money and get rid of a Tackle who is in the bottom of the NFL, As the defense got rid of Dunlap. The defense played better. The trade deadline is tomorrow. John Ross wants traded but no one wants him for what he gets paid.

Now does this win have the Bengals play good again the next week?

[VetteMan]

John Ross's trade value for the Bengals doesn't seem like very much as the trading deadline approaches. It does appear as if the Bengals are going to have a hard time trading the wide receiver. Normally, a former top-10 product demanding a trade would draw some interest, but not with Ross. He no doubt is one of the fastest guys in the league, but nobody has really shown any interest in trading for him. Ross has only caught 2 passes this season and he's still due some of the 5.5 million cap on his contract. The general logic seems to be that if he can't break through on a team like the Bengals, how would he be able to do it for a contender.

[VetteMan]

The Cincinnati Bengals added defensive tackle Margus Hunt to the Covid-19 reserve list Monday. He becomes the fifth player the Bengals have on the list. Right tackle Fred Johnson, linebacker Jordan Evans and cornerbacks Trae Waynes and Mackensie Alexander also were placed on the list since Friday. Johnson and Waynes reportedly tested positive. It's unknown whether the others were deemed close contacts or tested positive themselves. In response to the positive Covid-19 tests, the Bengals took Monday off after their bye week. They will conduct a walk through on Tuesday.

[cbolt]

This stuff is spreading like the California wildfires!

[VetteMan]

The Cincinnati Bengals have added to a struggling pass rush by claiming former Atlanta Falcon's first round pick Takkarist McKinley. The former first round pick has appeared in four games this season for the Falcon's, with only one sack. McKinley, the 26th pick in the 2017 NFL Draft, has compiled 17.6 sacks over 49 games. The move comes in the wake of the Bengals trading away Carlos Dunlap, and desperately seeking help in getting to opposing QB's, with just Carl Lawson and Sam Hubbard the only players producing in this area.

[farmer]

Getting Takk can be a good pickup if he gets his head on straight. When no one traded for him then Atlanta letting him go. He is now playing for next year and contract. If he plays well he may decide to be part of the Bengals team on the rise.

[VetteMan]

Cincinnati Bengals running back Joe Mixon could be missing his third straight game. The fourth-year tailback, who got a contract extension before the regular season began, has a foot injury that caused him to miss the Week-Seven loss to the Browns and the Week-Eight upset of the Titans. A Week-9 Bye didn't help matters, and now with Mixon missing both Wednesday's and Thursday's practice in advance of a Week-10 matchup against the Steelers, it seems pretty certain that he will miss the game against the Steelers as well.